bouldering/buildering around lexington and ky
bouldering/buildering around lexington and ky
I've been climbing for awhile, but have hit a barrier this winter and have found, being some what of a loner, that the gym isn't my preferable place to develop new and more skill. It also, is nothing like grabbing rock, which im quite fond of. I have heard of areas in Mt. Sterling and Morehead that have potential bouldering, anyone know where exactly? any other areas around i could shake off this slump and get outside and climb this winter would be great. Thanks
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Bring your boy down, I've got a spot we can get RAD
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Nothing near Mt Sterling. Between Jeffersonville and Frenchburg is a cool lonely area. And Morehead has some semi-secret bouldering and climbing
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The boulders on my farm got 3.5 inches of snow last night, but we can still get RAD on a good traverse right down the street under an overhung
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Clack Mountain @ Morehead really isn't that secret, some of the other areas are a little harder to find, but clack probably has the most bang for the buck.
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pedant n.
1. a person who is excessively concerned with minor details and rules or with displaying academic learning.
1. a person who is excessively concerned with minor details and rules or with displaying academic learning.
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i can't decide whose (who's????) ass i want to kiss first. please advise.
training is for people who care, i have a job.
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Ignore all of us if we're off topic....clif wrote:i can't decide whose (who's????) ass i want to kiss first. please advise.
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looks like i'm not the only educated poster who knows about cut and paste. it's exciting stuff, but we should really consider mobilizing this think tank towards a bigger project: healthcare? obesity epidemic? war on drugs?Nit wrote:pedant n.
1. a person who is excessively concerned with minor details and rules or with displaying academic learning.
i'm open for suggestions.
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Permadraws.tbwilsonky wrote: i'm open for suggestions.
Hammocks.
A dissertation on the merits of beating dead horses would also be a wise use of the combined intellects of this forum.
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Someone tell Mark W to stop using so many big words.
Nickelis (Nick Elis? Nickel Is? Nicke Lis?) anyway, where, currently, are you stationed? If you're local then I can direct you to so many boulders you'll probably puke. If you're coming from what most people perceive as a long distance (further than Lexington) then I'd stick with Clack Mtn near Morehead.
Nickelis (Nick Elis? Nickel Is? Nicke Lis?) anyway, where, currently, are you stationed? If you're local then I can direct you to so many boulders you'll probably puke. If you're coming from what most people perceive as a long distance (further than Lexington) then I'd stick with Clack Mtn near Morehead.
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I'm in lexington, but I'm not afraid of investing some time in commute for good climbing and environment. Thanks for the replies, looking forward to checking some of these places out.
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How hard are you looking to climb?
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im willing to climb anything! but my bouldering abilities are limited, so i was looking for things up to v5 or 6 and go from there...Clack seems like a good spot for me to check out with some lower grade stuff.